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BOCH FRERES KERAMIS – CHARLES CATTEAU - Vase Daims - 1925 -

BOCH FRERES KERAMIS – CHARLES CATTEAU - Vase Daims - 1925 -

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Vase Daims (Fallow Deers) designed in 1924 by Charles Catteau (1880-1966) in 1925 for the Exposition Universelle des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels modernes à Paris and executed in his Atelier de Fantasie at Boch Frères Keramis. This stylised Daims design was very popular in the Art Deco years. The Daims referred to Art Deco themes as speed, dynamism, elegance and lightness. Charles Catteau (1880-1960) was the most versatile ceramic artist of his generation. He was born in Douai, graduated in Sèvres and started in 1906 with Boch where he stayed until 1946. The Royal Museum of Art and History (Cinquantenaire) has a special area entirely dedicated to the works of art of Charles Catteau.

  • PRODUCT INFO

    Polychrome (black, dark blue, green and bluish green) design with geometric patterns.  Described in book Art Deco Ceramics - Charles Catteau - Marc Pairon - Fondation Charles Catteau, p.274 and p.659. This vase is exhibited in the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels

  • SIGNATURE/MARKS:

    Stamp Boch Frères Keramis. Signed Charles Catteau. D943 - refers to the design. Needle etched 901 - refers to the form.

  • DATE:

    1925

  • MATERIAL:

    Cracked enamels on earthenware

  • ORIGIN:

    Belgium, 
    La Louvière 

  • SIZE:

    24,5cm x 11,5 cm/top opening: 6,8cm – 9,46-inch x 4,52inch/top opening: 2,67 inch


  • WEIGHT:

    1,39 kg - 3,17 lb


  • CONDITION:

    MINT

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